Julien Schoenaerts was unable to see the success that his son achieved. For the last few years of his life he suffered from Alzheimer’s. He died in 2006. ‘We were communicating on a different level – a beautiful level, but there were no practical, matter-of-fact reality conversations about what did you do today, I’m doing this. We were on a different page, which was, I think, way more important.
‘People ask me a lot of times, would your dad be proud of what you’ve achieved? To some extent, yeah. But to him it was more important that you’re happy with what you’re doing. Do you feel good? Do you feel like your energy can flow? Does it bring you happiness? That’s what is interesting. He wouldn’t be concerned about the level of success, because he knows that’s not where the true joy lies.’
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Julien Schoenaerts was unable to see the success that his son achieved. For the last few years of his life he suffered from Alzheimer’s. He died in 2006. ‘We were communicating on a different level – a beautiful level, but there were no practical, matter-of-fact reality conversations about what did you do today, I’m doing this. We were on a different page, which was, I think, way more important.‘People ask me a lot of times, would your dad be proud of what you’ve achieved? To some extent, yeah. But to him it was more important that you’re happy with what you’re doing. Do you feel good? Do you feel like your energy can flow? Does it bring you happiness? That’s what is interesting. He wouldn’t be concerned about the level of success, because he knows that’s not where the true joy lies.’
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